Flight | Lunar

While the world watched the breathtaking timelapses of the Moon captured from the cabin, the crew was hard at work. They tested critical life-support and navigation systems in the high-radiation environment of deep space.

The 10-day journey was more than a commemorative flyby; it was a high-stakes test of the systems that will eventually land the first woman and first person of color on the Moon. February 2026 from Kennedy Space Center. Lunar Flight

Planned to test docking between Orion and commercial landers. While the world watched the breathtaking timelapses of